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Making tea and kio-slaves..
by outolumo on Wednesday 23/May/2007, @12:16

I wonder if it would be possible to implement (an optional) support for commandline use of kioslaves before implementing the tea feature?

In the sense that there would be on option: "Turn on transparent kio-slave interpretation" (or something) and then on the command line one could type something like "cat http://www.kde.org/" and konsole would use http-kioslave to retrieve the file and then feed it to bash (or whatever) as cat's parameter...

Oh well, down to submit a bug report :-)

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Re: Making tea and kio-slaves..
by Thiago Macieira on Wednesday 23/May/2007, @12:50

kioexec cat http://www.kde.org

It'll even offer to upload back to the server if you modify the file. (works with fish, sftp, ftp, webdav, etc.)

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Re: Making tea and kio-slaves..
by outolumo on Wednesday 23/May/2007, @12:56

How about integration by konsole sniffing for addresses from shell prompt and redirecting them transparenntly to kioexec?

After all, konsole is the layer between user and the shell... ;-)

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Re: Making tea and kio-slaves..
by AC on Wednesday 23/May/2007, @13:27

how should this handle "wget http:\\dot.kde.org" ?

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This can already be done with fuse_kio
by A.M. on Thursday 24/May/2007, @01:38

http://kde.ground.cz/tiki-index.php?page=KIO+Fuse+Gateway

However, why is this still in kdenonbeta? Why isn't it in, for example, extragear?

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Re: This can already be done with fuse_kio
by whatever noticed on Thursday 24/May/2007, @16:44

Hmm, doesn't work properly:

fuse_kio /home/user/test fish://user@fishsomewhere
fuse_kio: fuse_opt.c:67: fuse_opt_insert_arg: Assertion `pos <= args->argc' failed.

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